18 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1920
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment shows a stray line about a man and bats with unclear context. Readable parts suggest a chaotic scene or misread notes from a public event. Further text needed for precise identification and details.
A fragmented report outlines planned legal action and hearings related to a gas company dispute. Key figures include city officials and solicitor representatives preparing for formal objections, with dates and procedural steps referenced for February hearings and upcoming filings.
United Press reports little movement in the U S Senate on the treaty. Analysts note opposition from key figures and concerns over terms amid ongoing diplomatic discussions.
A late report describes the slaying of an elderly woman during a robbery. Police indicate the motive is under investigation and note the attacker fled the scene with unknown valuables. The case is being investigated by local authorities as details remain unclear.
Allied leaders reply to President Wilson on the Fiume accord, with London dispatches indicating the Allies will yield to his terms. The response stresses postponement of the Allied settlement pending further instructions, and notes continued debate over intervention and involvement.
United Press reports a nationwide effort to round up draft deserters. The mobilization seeks to locate those who evaded service and may face consequences or legal action as part of wartime enforcement. Local observers note the scope parallels prior drives and emphasize swift apprehension.
President Wilson will respond to a railroad wage dispute after the unions present a second proposal. The White House officials said a reply is expected this week clarifying the government’s position and possible concessions.
Governor Apraid declined to comment while Assembly members pressed for action on a proposition. The exchange centered on appointing Geilho Taglor to oversee state affairs and address visibility of policy, with officials cautious about immediate moves and potential political ramifications.
A disrupted OCR note reports a timber cutting tract east of the city near Roach’s station. It mentions Col Clarke returning from the West a month ago and describes equipment moves and a potential harbor shutdown with related operations at an unnamed line.
Readable text reports many new influenza cases in a city with garbled details. Mentions totals and dates but names and specifics are largely illegible.
Police report an attempted axe murder tied to a domestic dispute in Jamestown. The assailant allegedly struck at a family during the night, injuring a spouse and others before fleeing as officers arrived. Detained suspect Mullock denies intent, claiming no quarrel occurred. Authorities seek motive and missing details.
Warren braces for a public debate as residents and officials clash with the Pennsylvania Gas Company over a proposed rate increase. Speakers demand safeguards and question conservation plans while noting impacts on Whitman and nearby towns.
A club meeting last evening outlined a major fundraising drive for the Corry Baseball Club. Tickets valid at any gate will be sold with a $100 guaranty arranged by Manager Parker and a committee. The campaign will include a two-part plan featuring the debut of the film The Washer with Chifley Ray and a set of ticket-pick activities led by Parker and business secretary Eyed Weaver.
A brief, garbled report notes a ceremony related to Francesco Paul held shortly before a larger event. No further details or clear names are readable.
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